Tobii to provide eye-tracking tech for PlayStation VR2
Eye-tracking comes to consumer-level VR
The modding team behind Fallout London is so good Bethesda keeps poaching its members
Three lead Folon Team developers have been offered positions in the last year
Google significantly improves its password manager for Chrome on PC, Android, and iOS
New password generator and strength checker, uniform interface
China has a renewed plan to make a homegrown OS that could replace the need for Windows
The country wants the open source community to pitch in
Small fleet of Cruise robotaxis blocked San Franciso streets for no apparent reason
The Robot Axis... er... robotaxis made no ransom demands
Stealthy backdoor is targeting Microsoft Exchange servers around the world
SessionManager can be used for espionage, stealing credentials, and more
Raspberry Pi launches the Wi-Fi-equipped Pico W for just $6
The original Pico reportedly sold almost 2 million units
Nvidia might want to cut 5nm TSMC orders for RTX 4000 series as demand cools
Apple and AMD are also scaling back wafer orders as economy stutters
Used graphics card prices fall up to 50% as more cryptominers sell their GPUs
Would you buy a second-hand mining card?
TechSpot Video Great Games to Play on Laptops and Low-end PCs
We often talk about the latest and greatest graphics cards and playing games at the highest settings, but there are times when that's not an option. In times like these, it's nice to have a library of fun games that won't melt our processors. Here's our list of great (but less demanding) games we can wholeheartedly recommend.
AMD Ryzen 7 6800H Review: Mainstream Laptop Battle
For testing the Ryzen 7 6800H, we'll see how it performs up against a range of other laptop CPUs, but most importantly Intel's competing Core i7-12700H, and AMD's own predecessor, the Ryzen 7 5800H.
Newly developed algorithm able to predict crime a week in advance with 90% accuracy
"Where's my minority report?"
Samsung Gaming Hub to add Xbox, Stadia, and GeForce Now apps to TVs later this year
Xbox Cloud Gaming is exclusive to Samsung sets for now
Kaspersky report highlights common ransomware attack patterns
Eight notorious gangs use nearly the same pattern
Chromebooks set to take the biggest hit as global PC sales slow
The days of renewed growth are over
Brain-connected robot arms enable paralyzed man to feed himself
Brain-control interface could cut and maneuver food
Apple joins Google in complying with South Korean law allowing alternate payment platforms
Both companies are still able to collect commissions
Valve starts shipping some Steam Decks with slower SSDs but says performance is unaffected
Some Steam Decks will have an x2 SSD, others will have an x4
Mozilla rethinks Thunderbird with version 102
Thunderbird 102 offers a complete new design for its address book, link preview cards, import/export wizard, and also a new Spaces Toolbar. See the release notes and download links here.
Crypto winter wipes out large chunk of North Korea's weapons program funding
The hermit kingdom is struggling to use its ill-gotten digital assets
Unity is laying off hundreds of employees as shares continue to slide
Unity says the move will help reach long-term growth goals
Amazon will share shopping data about its grocery store customers with advertisers
Amazon promises that the data will be anonymized
Russia fines four Western companies for not storing data locally
Four companies received modest fines
Nerf's Gjallarhorn rocket launcher from Destiny is over four feet long
A 1:1 scale, functional Nerf blaster
Samsung starts manufacturing chips on a 3nm process, DRAM supply glut brewing in South Korea
The company beat TSMC to 3nm just as semiconductor market slows down
Google's iOS app for switching to Android is now compatible with all Android 12 phones
Switch to Android had been previously limited to Google Pixels
Spotify's Upside Down Playlist reveals your own anti-Vecna song
Find out your own 'Running Up That Hill'
TSMC to cease building capacity for nodes older than 28nm
Company says it's time to leave 40nm and 65nm
Niantic lays off 8% of staff, cancels four projects as it struggles to recapture the success of Pokémon Go
Despite the company announcing a new NBA game
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